Unlike many of their peers, there’s a greater sense of certainty with the Oklahoma City Thunder. They’re entering the 2025-26 season as the defending champions. Roster wise, they remain intact and, in fact, will be getting one of the most intriguing prospects back from a long injury layoff. The Eastern Conference is wide open, while
Heading into UAAP Season 88, many indications were pointing to a two-horse race between the DLSU Green Archers and the UP Fighting Maroons. That was, until the UST Growling Tigers decided to run through both as if they were middling squads in the midst of a rebuild. The Growling Tigers looked like a well-oiled machine
The Cleveland Cavaliers were an offensive juggernaut last year. They led the league in points per game, offensive rating, effective field goal percentage, and true shooting percentage during the regular season. This translated into an East-best 64-18 record which was just two wins behind their franchise record set in 2009. However, Cleveland was not able
Father Time might be undefeated, but that is not going to stop the Golden State Warriors from going down swinging. The Warriors will enter the season led by 37-year-old Stephen Curry, 36-year-old Jimmy Butler, and 35-year-old Draymond Green. Though advanced in age, this team is still considered a dark horse contender in the Western Conference.
The Portland Trail Blazers became arguably the top feel-good story of this past offseason when they signed former franchise icon Damian Lillard to a three-year deal. Lillard, who tore his Achilles tendon earlier this year, was waived by the Milwaukee Bucks which paved the way for this reunion. The 35-year-old guard is not expected to
In recent years, Calvin Abueva was known more for bouncing around teams than his oncourt production. Some cited his age and size and how those combined with his skillset were not fit for the current state of the game. Of course, the Abueva experience is not complete without controversy as he figured in fights and
